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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-02-02

We belivo it wasa citizen of iau-
reus County who once said that
"there ought to be but one law and
everybody ought to follow" That
man may have had u "solid eve for
the general interest" but he could
about as reasonably have expected
to his ideas practically iliustrI-
ted as Congress can hope TO ostab-
lish q uniform rate of freight Der
mile, on railroads In the United
States. This is impractjcublo, but
Inter-St0tcs-C cmmcrcc i. the great
question to-day in national aTuirs,
and although itmay not accomplish
much at FIRST, and may ever do
some harm, it must come. The
general government must hold
railroads in check, and we may ex-
pect the law to reach a degree of
perfection in the rear future, which
most sanGuine supporters dare
not anticipate.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
NOT SATISFIED.
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACTS OF HIS
FATHER. DID THE DEMOCRATS
DEMAND HIS REMOVAL

1t is now stated that the CONVEX
sation Recorder Trotter had with
Mr.. Frederick Douglass. Jr., was
not at all satisfactory. A BEE
scribe has been informed that Mr.
Trotter said to Mr.. Douglass, that
the democrats demanded his re
moval because his father, ex-Recor.
der Douglass, had made speeches a
gainSt the democratic party, and
that he (Trotter) could not afford
TO retain him. What the BEE
wants to know is, did Recorder
TrOtter or Mr.. Matthews cause the
discharge of Mr.. Douglass Mr..
Henry johnson says that Mr.. Tr0t-
ter had nothing TO do with it. 1t
is believed that Mr.. Trotter is as
much responsible for the discharge
of MIR. Douglass as anyone. At
the time of his discharge Mir.
Matthews was not recorder OF
Deeds.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
COLORED LUTHERAN.
PlCN

The Sunday School of the
church of Our Redeemer, 9Th
ST., near Grant Ave., held its 3rd
annual 4th of July "Picnic,' at
the old Gilbert Mansion which
is situated east of Howard Univer-
sity. The day was pleasantly
spent in singing, feasting and
rowing in the Grove.
The school made fine appear
ance, and every body seemed to
be highly pleased with the whole
affair. Among those present,
were Rev. DIR. Butler chaplain of
q. S. Senate; Rev. Homrighaus,
pastor, church of Eatherland Ger
many Miss S. Storum, Miss J
Miss j Heasock. Miss E. Howard,
Miss E. Gasklns, w. T. Smith
NJ. d. of Columbia, S. c.; Miss
@. Lewis, Miss E. Williams, aud
the pastor, Rev, ID. E, Wiseman.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
WEST WASHINGTON.
James l.. Turner, Agent and Reporter
l4l7 West 2Sth Street.

The Sunday School Union of
West Washington celebrated he
fourth Of July at Cox's Woods
which was kindly granted them
free by III. ID. Cook, Jr., E-q.
The schools assembled at s o'clock
and marched i'll a body to the
woods proceeded by the chief
marshall Mr.. Daniel Washington
and Prof. Carroll's brass band.
There We're fully 900 children in
line and a very pleasant time
was spent by all.
The funeral of Mrs. Matthews
wife of Mr.. Chas. Matthews of
the Treasuary Dept, took place
on Tuesday afternoon from Mt.
Zion NJ. E. church, and was
largely attended, the daughters
of Zion of which she was a men,
Der attended iu a body. Rev. r.
III. Robinson officiated Intere-
ment at Harmony cemetery.
Miss Annie Bennett a highly
esteemed young lady of this place
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
THE CADETS PICNIC.

The picnic by the Washington
Cadet Corps at Browns Park
July 4th was largely attended.
There were full y six hundred
people present. Capt. j. w. Dab
ney, chairman of the committee
Of arrangements had the best
Of order during the whole day.
The only accident occurred was
to Miss Mile Stevenson, who
fell from swing and severe
y injured herself.
There is some talk of chair
man Dabney resigning from the
executive committee. Ho hae
been the most successful chair
man the Cadets ever had aud it
Is to be regretted that so efficient
an officer will retire. Of all the
entertainments given under his
management, he has never had
failure.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
TIE CITY POSTMASTER.
MATTHEWS OF ALBANY WILL PROBA-
ABLY SUCCEED Mr.. CONGER.

There are many democratic ap-
plicants for the city Post Office.
If it is the intention OF the Presi-
dent to appoint a District man,
there is no one better suited for
the place than Mr.. Benjamin
Lovejoy. 1t is now said that the
President doesn't intend to ap-
point a District man, and in the
event Of a non resident being APP
pointed, Mr.. James G, Matthews,
Of Albany, will be the man, The
District democrats are wild with
excitement The President claims
that this city is neither a state nor
territory, hence, he can appoint
a mali from the city to fill the
place.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09

careful consideration I find it inn
possible to sccept the honor which
you conferred upon me, as my bus
mess requires all of my time.
[ don't think I would be doing
justice to the organization or my,
self by accepting. Thanking you
kindly for your consideration.
Respectfully,
w. P. Gray.
1139 Is st. n. W.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
He DECLINES,

Major G. B. Fisher of the But
Ier Zouaves sent the following
letter to ex Capt. w. p. Gray:
LII, ad Quarters Butler Zouaves
Corps 346 Pa. Ave.
Washington June q, 'S7.
Dear Sir:
AT regular meeting
of this corps held on this date at
these head quarters you were
regularly enrolled as a member
of this corps and elected to COM
mand Co. b, of the same, uuani~
mously.
You will please meet the corps
for muster on next Monday eve
ming % inst, at 8 o'clock p. m.
And notify me of your accep-
tance OF this honor.
Very respectfully,
To capt. w. 2. Gray
Your Obt. Servant,
chas B. Fisher Major com.
manding.
Washington, d. c.,
June the % 1887.
To the officers and members o1
the Zouave:
Major C. B. Fisher,
commander
Gentlemen, Ireceived your com
munication June 21 inst, notifying
me OF my election as capt. of co
B, of your organization. After
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
HILLSDALE NOTES.
Hillsdaie. ID. G..

hlllSuale, ~. ".
Sunday the Macedonia Baptist
church held an all day meeting
at IL o'clock a. m. Rev. DR..
Harrod preached from the 5th
chap, of the acts Acts. 90 verse.
We ought to fear God rather
than man." At 8 o'clock and
7:30. Rev. T. Ell. Harris the pas.
tor preached a good collection
was taken up. Much credit lis
due to. the Rey. T. Ii. Harris
who is highly appreciated.
The Mt. Zion A. M. E. church
has the service of Rev. Robinson,
who is doing much good.
The HIillsdale Station Rev.
z. G. Lewis pastor is moving
onward and upward as is the
Bethlehem Batpist church under
the PASTORAL charge of Rev. W.
I'll. Phillips
The Snow Breek Baptist
church which was duly recog-
nized Thursday May 6, 1887 has
secured the PASTORAL care OF Rev.
Charles Waters of Washington
and will organ a Sunday School
on Sunday July 10th 1887. Ser
vices II and 7:30
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
THE SCHOOL TROUBLE.
WaO IS GUILTY ? WHAT IS SAID.
THE PRINCIPAL SAID NOT To BE
GUILTY. HOW THE LADY WOULD
FOLLOW HIM.

The trouble in the colored pub.
lie schools is the cause of much
comment. The school board of
trustees is Investigating the
matter and will report next Tues
day night. The lady who is charged
with having made the statement to
Supt. Cook, and Supervising prin-
cipal Mr.. III. P. Montgomery. was
summoned before the committee,
but up to the present time she had
not appeared. Why she refuses is
not known Pri cipal Brown has
been suspended, but it is likely
that he will be reinstated as there
is no one to appear against him.
The BEE has received information
that Mr.. Brown has always en-
deavored to avoid meeting the
lady. AS for there being anything
between them, 1t is untrue. Prof.
James Storum, speaks of Mr..
Brown as an honest and upright
man, and says the report cannot
be true. Carter A. Stewart says,
that Mr.. Brown has been unfairly
treated. Mr.. John II. Brooks, an
ex-trustee, who is authOrity(?) on
morality, demands his reinstate-
ment. Trustee Henry johnson
says that the lady made a state.
ment to Mr.. Cook. Prof. Montgom.
cry and himself, but as yet she has
not appeared before the investi
eating committee. There is u
unanimous sentiment in favor Of the
removal of Mr.. Henry Johnson,
from the school board. His state
ment to the Bee and other matters
of interest, have been laid before
the District Commissioners. The
report that the lady is insane il
considered to be a joke.
The result of the Investigation ii
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09

BOARDERS WANTED-At a
quiet and healthy boarding place
near Sudley Springs, Prince Will
liam county, Va. Plenty of fresh
vegetables, poultry, and excellent
water. Terms So, per week or
$10.5O per mo. For further par
ticulars apply to Mrs. Bonds, 1919
18th ST., u. w. or j. @. Moore,
1910 4th ST., n. w.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
TIRED OF SINGLE LIFE.

Miss Anna BoIden who has
been teacher i'll the public
schools for number of years
was quietly married on last We'd
nesdsy evening at the residence
of Rev. John Il. Riley, to Mr..
Lockwood of Maryland. Miss
Bolden is lady possessing a
very amiabIe disposition. They
lett on the ten 10 o'clock train
for Pittsburg, Pa.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09

that the lady declines to appear
1t Mr.. Johnson is not removed. DIR.
Francis, who will be reappOinted {,
will be assigned to the Sth school
division. 1t is the wish of the
people that he be requested to take
the position to which he was ap-
pointed. 1t is also stated that the
lady made no statement to Mr..
johnson, but he endeavOred to
draw a statement from her which
she refused to give him.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09

this condition, one dose of Shall
lenberger's Pills taken at bedtime
will almost restore you TO health
"a few more will Gel tainly do it.
Mr.. Harry Bagby who was
recently married to Bal
tlmore, lady has purchased
fine building lot at Ivy City.
Mr.. Bagby will build a hand
some residence next Spring where
he and his wife will reside. He
will continue his business In this
city. He is tonsorial artist who
has very good business.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09

died Wednesday evening after
a short illness of one month
with consumption: Her funeral
took place Friday afternoon from
her parents residence 2S14 Olive
Ave-, Rev. j. w. Bowser officia
ted. Increment at Mt. Zion
Cemetery.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

The members of the National
Press Association will confer Ia
vor if they will notify me, by letter,
of their intention to be present at
the meeting, Aug. 9, 1887. We
desire to make suitable preparations
for that occasion and make you
welcome. We hope there will be
a large attendance. Exchanges
please copy.
VIM. J. SIMMONS, Pres.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
M1TInT The Trustees of
WUllUt, Central Central ,51. M: e. e;

apart the 18th of July, 'S7, as a
Grand Rally day, TO raise the sum
of 500 90 DOLLARS. for the bene-
bit of the church. The following
ministers will be present: at II a.
M, Rev. VIM. Draper, at 3. p. M,
Rev. j. III. Daley, at s p. m., Rev.
w. w. Foreman. The chOirs and
congregations of several churches
have been invited TO participate.
Respectfully E. HAMMOND, P. c..
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09

.,.,.,leHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
r7qoIST.. NV. WASH. ID. {.
nalFRE TIE BEE CAN BE Had.
l,.,,...,,.s Al street, between 18th and
Northwest. =,
a RrIler. Druggist, corner 10th ana M
5rrret Northwest. -,
5anry Poiand's, corner ~ and fennsyl'
yapia Avenue. southwest.
Wsddleton's Jewelry store 18th ana
q streets. n. w
Northwest.
Philadelphia House, $4S Pennsylvania Ave
Northwest.
IIyson's Barber Shop, l4th and
II SteetS, II. w.
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w. Calvin { base. edito

Miss f. A. Chase will spend
the summer at Fortress Monroe
1t is reported that Mr.. w. IL.
Outlaw will lie married next fall
The editor Of the Bee will leave
for Louisville, KY, next month TO
attend the Press convention.
Mr.. Howard Cosley, will leave
the city in few days on his
summer vacation.
Mr.. SiIaS L. KAY, who lives with
Dr. Garnett, will leave the city
Monday July 11th, for his home in
Va, where he will spend some two
or three weeks.
Mrs. VIM Mayer has gone to
Atlantic City to spend the sum-
mer. She has greatly improved
ia health.
The Baptist Sunday School
Union, viii meet Sunday, July
10, at Mt. Bethel Baptist Church,
on Wilson st. near ( eedman'
Hospital. All are invited.
Mr.. w. A. Stewart will soon,
it is said, be united in the holy
bonds of wedlock Gus loves hi,
motaer, hence he will grace th,
presence OF any young lady.
Miss Alice l.. Strange will give
Mr.. Cook one Years tuition al
4 Berlin. Where can you find an
4 other teacher as benevolent.
Mr.. P. III. Carroll, at 900 IL st
Il. ", is prepared to do all kinds
q lalloring He, heing a young
man, should receive the support
Of his friends and ihe public.
aIhe Fete at the Cadets A mpry
last night IN aid of securing a
stand ot cOlors for the cadets, was
mdrr'h auspices ofthe ladies Mrs.
HawksWorth cha rmar.
\ Abont 1000 people went tc
llmper's Ferry July the 4rh. on
/ Vie capital Guard excursion. 1t is
SAL HAT the Guard is ont of debl
with S-50in the treasury.
II The Golden Sedaliar Social clul
0. Ebent yer NJ. f. Church. will give
luer FIRST Grand Lawn Party
thursday evening, July 18th, 80
~ No. 31l ID st. $. e. Miss n
HI Dade, president and Miss III. Butler
I'M wee president. Admission 10 Cts
Mrs. E. w. Layton OF Ft
smith, Ark, is in the city The
n guest OF her brother Rev. w
4. IFnllIlps of IIillsdale, ID. G. She
VII! remain during the sum- me-
WFlumg the time between be-
e'atlves and friends.
Misery is the one word to ies
;rioe the feelings when Malarii
III III The system. There may moi
- POSITIVE thills, but there will
sGold hands and ieet, headache
n1llIerenee to food as well as tC
'eLythn9 else, SO that life itsel
Ollen a-burden. If you are il
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
NOTICE

Agent, are not allowed 20 collect money
due Tor advertisement ml' s. they can
produce an authenticated receipt with the
editors name attached theleto. Money
paid under amy other circumstances, is
done at the risk of advertisers. Agents
can solicit advertisements, but are not
allowed TO collect the same without au-
thority.
w. Calvin Chase, editor
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
G. U. o. OF o. F.
EDITED BY R. 81. LEWIS.

EDITED BY R. q. LEWIS.
For the benefit of the Gran d
United Order of D Id Fellows In
the District of Columbia, we
shall publish weekly such matter
that will be a benefit to the or
CARNATIONS. Ali matter for this
column must be in not latter than
Thursday of each week.
e. U. o. of O. F. Executive
committee of District Lodge No.
20.
Richard III. Lewis, District Mas
ter A. T. Brown, D ID. NJ; S. w.
Watson, D. S.; Eli w. Jackson,
d. r.; Thomas Perry, D. D.
Washington D. c., June %, '87.
In regard to the great question
of the proposed District Lodge
convention. | think the plan a
good one, but the law that
governs District Lodges is SO very
incomplete, something should be
done that the convention may
prove a great blessing to law
and order, and [ truly hope that
each District Lodge will not
delay In electing and sending
her best men, to the Ohio District
Lodge convention, You will re,
member that said in my last
letter, to your valuable paper
that if any good Can come out
of it, then let us have con-
vention.
This is the day of our saliva.
ton, so let US improve eacf
shinning hour [ shall do all il
my power to aid the matter
[ am yours as ever, in +. l.. & T
X. Henry Lewis, District maste
of Lodge No, 20.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
SATURDAY. July 9Th, 1887
Locals.

Subscribe for the BEE.
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For sale bv all nrwsdcalels in tile city
D9r subscribers would confer favor
Jraying the amount Of their snbscrip-
lions at their houses for the collector, and
thus save annoyance alike to patron and
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09

o advertising urnIsned on appil-
.on. Objectionable advertisements WI, no.
''' Inserted at any price. All remlt'ances
'' .,l. ~. made by draft, postal money order.
'..',. or registered letter. Money forwarded
..l.r way, al the sender's risk. lh
'' ~, ,.., money the amount and what IL is ior
.la.ne distinctly stated.
,.,.prss letters, ETC., should DE ao-
THE EDITOR,
Washington ID. Z
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

st. Paul A. M. Z. church Sth bet.
ID. and T.. streets s. W. Rev. G.. w.
Fltzhugh, pastor. Services at IL
a. no. and s p. ID. Sabbath. Sunday
School, 8: "A. IN. j. w. Butcher
Superintendent.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-09
R00MS E0P RENI,

ROOMS FOR RENT--Two neat
ly furnished rooms with or without
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Press brick bay window all modern
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Of q man who would pull up and pawn the
paYementS Of Paradise within thirty day.
after he got there,
After looking over the above statement
carefully, / feel called upon, In justice 10
mysalt, 10 state that Dr.. RuTchATd did not
assist me In constructing the last sentence.
For those boys who wish to emulate the
example Of Jay GouIdthe example Of Jay
late,
II any little boy in New York on this
beautiful Sabbath morning desires 70
jsopardlZs his immortal soul In order to be
beyond the reach Of want, and ride gRtly
over the sunlit pillows where the cruel
tanga oil the Excise law cannot reach him,
let him cultivate o lopaided memory, swap
friends for fun, and wise counsel Tor
crooked Consols,
II ] had thought Of all this as ! came
dOwnthe front steps at IEylngton the other
day ! would have said 1t to Mr, Gould;
but | did not think Of II until / got home,
A mans beat thoughts frequently come to
him too late for publication.
Bnt the name Of Jay Gould will not 90
down to future generations linked with
those OF Howard and WilberforCe, II will
not go very far any way, In this age Of
~millionaiEes, Q millionaire more or less
does not count very much, and only the
good millionairea who baptize and beauti.
y their wealth in the eternal sunlight Of
unselashneaa will have any claim on i'm
mortality,
In this period Of progress and high,
grade civilization, when Satan takes hu.
manity up to the top Of o high mountain
and shows his railroads and his kerosene
oil and his dIstilleries and his golfers filled
with pure leaf lard, and says, ''all this will
! give for o seat in the Senate" Q common
millionaire with no originality Of design
does not excite any more curiosity on
Broadway than q young man who 70 led
about by q little eCru,dog,
l do not wish to crush capital with
labor, or to further internally the feeling
which already exists between the two, for
l am o land.holder and taxpayer myself;
but ! say that tho man who never mixes
up withthe common people,. unless he is
summoned to explain something and shake
the moths out Of his memory, will some
day, when the grass grows green over his
own grave, find himself confronted by the
same kind Of q memory on the part oil
mankind.
/ do not say all this because ! was
treated in an ofF.hand manner by Mr..
Gould, but because l think 1t ought to be
said.
As / said before, Jay Gould is conslder.
ably below the medium height and | am
not going to take 1t back.
He Ia q man who will some day eit out
on the corner Of anew.laid planet with his
little pink railroad maps on his knee, and
ask, "Where am II" and the echoes from
every musty n Of miasmatic oblivion
will take up the question and refer 1t to
the Judiciary Committee; but 1t will curl
up and die like the minority report sSainat
a big railroad land grant.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD OO.-TIMR
~ table taking effect SUNDAY, March q, 1887.
Passenger train win leave ~ i~Ollowa-CentrAl tllnO:
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1t 10 the duty Of every person who has
used BOSchse'S German Syrup to let iEs
wonderful qualities be known TO their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
In fact all throat and lung diseases. No
porson can use 1t without immediate re-.
Lief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider 1t the duty Of ali Drug.
gistS 10 recommend 1t TO the poor, dying
consumptive, OF least 10 try one bottle, as
$4,000 dozen bottles were Aold last year,
and no one case where 1t failed was re-.
ported. Such q medicine az the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known. AJAX
your druggist about 1t. sample bottles to
try, sold OF 10 cents. Regular size, rs
centA. Sold by oil Druggists and Dealers,
in the United States and Canada. D4w
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SUMNER SCHOOL
Mountain Lake Park!
GARRETT COUNTY, ND,
Summit Of the Alleghanies.
ADVANTAGES.
UHold tho Mirror nm Lp Natu,an
ADVANTAGES
"uOla tho Mirror up 70 Nature"
EL0OUTIoN,

Tho culture ard development OF tho voice for
conversation reading, public address Or singing.
special Instruction In reading the Blble and
Hyttns, aud In reading Shakelnear0.
Opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and Plat,
t8Fia sPeakeEs generally, 10 learn how TO use theIf
voices without discomfort or Injury.
A short course In English. Literature, with special
direction, lor q cour,o Of reading In English
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
Natural methods Of instruction, by which punilS
who arc willing to apply Themselves may ObtIln In
. short cOuISeA correct pronunciation aud q degree
Of llueney both In reading and in conversation.
Opportunity for conversation daily, especially at
table. THIS furnishes not only 4 superior RdVhnt'
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He Feared Tho Result.

Ietds SUItH0S.
Horse dealer-"Yes, that's a good boss.
He's got only one trick that Pm afraid
he'll never be cured Of"
Prospective purchRser-"WhaEs that ~
Horse dealef-"Well, you see he sorteI
likes to take ahold Of q person by the
pants and hold 'em up. But you needn't
be alarmed, he never docs any damage"
Prospective purch&er-"Yes, but you
see I'm away from home q good deal, and
my wife generally attends to the horse.'
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OIL uTrY, Pa, JunO6.-OpeuCd at 6SKc; highest
barrels; ClCAranc6s $4,000 barrels charters i2,6OS
barrels; shipments 81 $50 barrels.
NEW YORK, June 6-PctiolHum dull; opening Al
O54oi h!ghoIt 6831so; lowest O2a9fo, closing at 02SSsCj
sales 057,0 barrels. "
BRADFORD, Pa, June 6.-openOd al tBlc; closed
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40. OO0 barrels.
T%ITvsyllE, Pa June I. -opontd at OS1c ihlsh.
est 6g1fci lowest 67%to; cloSOd At 624fc
PITTSBURGH, June 0,-opOnOd u 0JXo, closed a,
d1tfoj highest tS3fGi lowest 623fc,
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Worth xlnnlnr-a iAuk pot,-PueE,


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oaoel No.. Id nna 81 E0artsenth stroot.
sAILINI DOWN DE OHIO.


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STAN from CD dc $40,
o'heAYG h9l.
Let do whistle blow,
Pick de banjo tal4a' down
DO Ohio.
Chouls-DAncin' In de moonlight
HteppIu' heel an toe,
sallI1' down TO glory gu
LeO'hl-o.
o.yeAyebpl
Ladies In \ TeWi
Chalk dc clogs, old daIk'es,
Strike do tune up slow,
O%.yeRVe.hOl
Allttle iasler goI
Rakede midnight echoes OF
De Ohio,
o~.yeaYehlt.
CRuleF 10 aud tr0l
LiSgen 70 de tAlkln' oh
De lddle an dc bowl
O~-TeRve.hol
GWInG 10 glory, Shot
heaben Is a-dEappln' on
De Ohio.
Chorus Rncln' 10 dc moonlight,
Steppln' heel an Toe,
sailIn' down 10 glory on
Do Ohio,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-07

is greatly enhanced by o Gne set Of teeth.
On the other hand, nothing so detracts
from the effect Of pleasing features, flne
eyes and graceful figure, as yellow teeth.
That popular toilet article, E0ZoD0NT,
checks their decay, and renders them as
Rhita aa AnoM.